Government Workers are True Innovators
Look around at your colleagues. Can you spot the true innovators?
Career
Commuting: Car-Free Isn’t Completely Care-Free
A car isn’t the only way you can get into the office.
Planning for a Shutdown: 6 Things Feds Should Know
The looming threat of a government shutdown means agencies are once again reviewing contingency plans — in the event that lawmakers don’t pass a spending bill by April 28. Here’s what you need to know.
Are You Bored at Work? Steps to Become “Un-bored”
Learn how you can tackle boredom at the office.
What Do White House Reforms Mean for Federal IT?
The recent OMB memo ended the hiring freeze and asked agencies to develop strategic workforce reform plans. Learn how this memo will impact the federal IT workforce, and how they can drive change in agencies.
What the Future Holds for Federal Workforce Management
Under President Trump, agencies will have to hash out plans to boost employee performance and discipline poor performers.
How Interest Convergence Theory Could Help Inclusion
Is convergence theory the answer to all of our inclusion problems
Millennials in Leadership: 3 Best practices To Navigate The Generation Gap
Learn how you can be a better millennial govie.
How to Win Over Opposition and Gain Traction
Overcome opposition and achieve success. Try these 5 tested and tried tips when pitching your idea.
Confessions of a Bad Supervisor
My own inability to control certain problem children in the past has, directly or indirectly, led to my own staff being reduced from seven (full and part-time) to one (plus contractors). And, that’s ok. Perhaps that’s a bad thing or perhaps that has led to finding the workflow “sweet spot” for my department’s activity. That’s… Read more »